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Mittausyihdyskunta is a term used in Finland, referring to a type of local government in the country. It is a combination of two Finnish words, "mittelä" meaning middle and "oustiheydelle" meaning handicopluseship. In this context, mittaus refers to a smaller region or a municipality that is considered a middle-sized administrative unit.

Mittausyihdyskunta is typically a municipality with a population of between 10,000 to 50,000 residents. These townships are often intermediaries between the rural and urban areas, and play a significant role in regional development. They usually have their own local government, community services, and administrative responsibilities.

In the context of Finnish municipal reform, mittausyihdyskunta was the new form of municipal organization introduced in the second half of the 20th century. This reform led to the establishment of a broader range of municipalities of different sizes, leaving no large municipalities above the regional government level.

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